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Indian Wood Product Manufacturers Should Use Legal American Hardwood; AHEC
The American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) is suggesting that Indian wood product manufacturers should convert to American hardwood so that are not on the wrong side of the laws of buying countries. During a presentation at DelhiWood 2019 in Delhi–NCR, AHEC regional director Roderick Wiles stated that India is well placed to exploit the comparative